Pulitzer Board Rejects Trump’s Demand To Yank Prizes From Washington Post And New York Times

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From this piece on Trump’s acrimony re: mainstream reporting:
The board that administers Pulitzer Prizes denied former President Trump’s request to revoke the prizes that the Washington Post and the New York Times won in 2018 for their reports on the Trump campaign and his administration’s ties to Russian interference in the presidential election. (more…)

When my kids were little, I explained a summary of American politics to them like this:
A reader notes: “Go home now…We love you…You’re very special.” Q. Is that something you would say to somebody who just attacked your house??
Perhaps indeed.
This is an interesting observation.
So many emotions–all negative–apply to life in today’s United States.
Anyone who thinks things have improved since the Obama days is kidding himself.
Meet Mildred Lisette Norman, aka the
Sure, that sounds bad, but it really depends on how one defines “quality of life.” If affluence, education, and health mean a great deal, then, yeah, there are 48 states in which you’ll fare better.
We’re a country at war with itself, in so many different ways.